A dream can only be built with a great team.
We want motivated, talented people, with the know-how and a belief in our vision, to help us build it in Niger.
- Stations planned in Niger
- 50+
- MEA Energy Niger established
- 2025
- People across the Group
- 500+
- Operating base
- Niamey
Without a team that can execute it, a vision is only words.
Our vision is to be the most dynamic energy Group, creating enduring value across generations. In Niger we are building a network of more than 50 stations, storage across the country and a reliable supply by our own fleet. None of it happens without people.
We are looking for top people who want to help us make that vision real: people with the know-how to deliver, who believe in where we are going, and who want to build something that lasts.
Know-how
Real experience and skill in your field, and the drive to keep learning.
Belief in the vision
You want to help build a company that creates value for generations.
Our values, L.E.A.P
Leadership, Excellence, Accountability and Partnership.
Ownership
You carry things through to the end, and you hold yourself to a high standard.
Teams in Niamey and across Niger.
Stations and retail
Running a station, working the forecourt, selling and looking after customers.
Logistics and fleet
Driving, dispatch, fleet maintenance and keeping everyone safe on the road.
Supply and commercial
Supply planning, sales to commercial and industrial customers, and operations.
Finance, legal and administration
Finance, legal and compliance, human resources and administration.
HSE
Health, safety and environment at every site and on every delivery.
Technology and data
Systems, data and analytics for stations, trucks and supply.
Tell us about yourself.
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Talk to us
- Careers application
- +227 76 31 97 61
Here you will find our contact details and nothing more. To reach us, just email or call.
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